Integrálos

Integrálos is a Hungarian term formed from the root integrál, relating to the concept of integration or the integral. As an adjective and, less commonly, as a noun, it denotes things connected with the process or result of integrating. In standard technical language the root forms integrál, integrálás and related nouns are more common, while integrálos tends to appear in compound phrases or in more informal or specialized contexts.

In mathematics and related fields, the word is used to describe objects, methods, or people associated with integration. For example, it can appear in texts that discuss integrals or integral calculus, where an adjective form helps indicate a relation to the operation of integration. However, many Hungarian writers prefer precise terms such as integrálás (the act of integrating) or integrál (the integral) rather than the more general integrálos.

In political and historical contexts, the term integrálos is not standard Hungarian for describing movements associated with integralismo. The Brazilian-Portuguese movement is typically rendered as integralizmus in Hungarian, with adherents called integralisták. Consequently, integrálos is rarely used in this sense and may be considered nonstandard or context-dependent when referring to political ideologies.

Etymology and usage notes: the suffix -os forms adjectives indicating belonging or relation. Integrálos is relatively rare in everyday Hungarian and is mostly found in specialized or informal language. For precise meaning, it is advisable to use integrál, integrálás, or integralizmus depending on the context.